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IBM eServer p5 and pSeries
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WAKE UP TO THE POWER!IBM ~ p5 systems
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Jaw-dropping performanceIBM ~ p5 510, 520, 550, 570, 575, 590, 595 systems
Plus breakthrough virtualizationinnovations that will help you
You’ll never look at computing the same way again
Lower costs
Improve flexibility
Improve manageability
Safeguard data
and be prepared for what tomorrow brings through a more agile infrastructure
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Announcing the 3rd generation of UNIX® computing…Specifically designed to enable
The Eighties The Nineties 2004
The workstation generation wasfocused on graphics intensive application performance
The server generation has been focused on single-application and database serving performance & RAS
The on demand business generation will enable multiple workload serving flexibility and efficiencies
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The IBM ~ p5 family of systems50 industry leadership benchmarks*
1- to - 64 way, starting at less than $4,000 US list price**!
** US List Price as of April 12, 2005. Prices are subject to change without notice and reseller prices may vary.http://www.ibm.com/servers/ca/en/eserver/pseries/hardware/entry/510express_browse.html
Up to2-way1.65GHz POWER5
p5-520
p5-520 Express
Up to 2-way1.5GHz POWER5
Up to 4-way1.65GHz POWER5
p5-550
p5-550 Express
Up to 4-way1.5GHz POWER5
p5-570
p5-570 Express
Up to 8-way1.5GHz POWER5
Up to 16-way1.65 GHz POWER51.9GHz POWER5
p5-595Up to 64-way1.65 GHz POWER51.9GHz POWER5
p5-590Up to 32-way
1.65GHz POWER5
Up to 2-way, 2U
1.65GHz POWER5
p5-510
p5-510 Express**
Up to 2-way, 2U
1.5GHz POWER5
p5-5758-way1.9GHz
POWER5
*Source for ~ p5 systems benchmarks: http://ibm.com/eserver/benchmarks
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IBM ~ p5 outstanding up to 4-way performance
Source: http://www.spec.org; http://performance.netlib.org/performance/html/PDSreports.html; http://www.sap/benchmark; http://tpc.org
All results are as of 04/01/05.For SAP results details see chart 16.
TPC-C (4-way p5-570)SAP SD 2-Tier (4-way p5-570)SPECint_rate2000 (4-way p5-570)SPECfp_rate2000 (4-way p5-570)SPEC OMPM2001 (4-way, 8-thread p5-570)SPECsfs97_R1.v3 (4-way p5-550)SPECweb99 (4-way p5-570)
Up to 4-way leadership benchmarks:
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Source: http://www.spec.org; http://performance.netlib.org/performance/html/PDSreports.htmlResults current as of 04/01/05
Overall TPC-C64-way SAP SD 2-tier resultOverall SPECfp2000 result Overall SPECompM2001 64-way SPECompL200164-way SPECjbb200032-way SPECint_rate200064-way SPECint_rate200032-way SPECfp_rate200064-way SPECfp_rate200032-way Linpack HPC (non-vector)64-way Linpack HPC (non-vector)
New leadership benchmarks with the p5-590 & p5-595
SAP Source: http://www.sap.com/benchmark/
Source for ~ p5 systems benchmarks: http://ibm.com/eserver/benchmarksSPEComp results used 32 chips, 64 cores, 128 threads.
Linpack Source: http://performance.netlib.org/performance/html/PDSreports.html
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“IBM has articulated that real value is shifting. As much as Intel® would have us believe that we need the absolute latest processor to have a worthwhile system, in reality it is integrated, optimized systems that matter— and processors are just one component in that system.”
— Joyce Tompsett Becknell, The Sageza Group, IBM Does Open Source for Microprocessors, April 2, 2004
~ p5 redefines the word ‘systems’
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Estimated server utilization and proliferation history
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Source: IBM Project Scorpion
IBM advanced virtualization technologies for infrastructure simplification are designed to address this IT challenge.
Today’s UNIX and Linux servers are relatively inefficient
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“Enterprises should change their thinking about consolidation and pursue a server virtualization strategy rather than a server consolidation project.
Server virtualization technologies pool and connect server resources in a way that masks the physical nature and boundaries of those resources from resource users.”
— T. Bittman, Gartner Research Note, SP-21-550214 November 2003.
IBM virtualization technologies are designed to provide more business value than server consolidation alone
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Capacity on Demand**
Micro-Partitioning™Optimize processing power Virtualized resourcesSave money by sharing expensive resources
IBM Virtualization Engine™ systems technologies*
“Pay as you grow” modular SMP architecture***
State of the art security features
Mainframe-inspired reliability features
Key features of ~ p5 systems
*Standard on p5-590, p5-595 **Available on select models *** p5-p570 models ****Available on1.65 GHz p5-570, p5-590, p5-595 models
Multiple operating systems run simultaneously in logical partitioning: AIX 5L, Linux, i5/OS™****
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IBM Virtualization Engine Suite for Servers
System provisioningCross platform workload managementMultiplatform system managementGrid services
IBM Virtualization Engine systems technologies
Dynamic LPARMicro-Partitioning Cross-partition workloadmanagementVirtual LANVirtual I/O Server
IBM Virtualization Engine Suite For Storage*
IBM TotalStorage SAN Volume ControllerIBM TotalStorage SAN File SystemIBM TotalStorage Productivity Center
*TotalStorage elements are part of IBM TotalStorage Open Software Family
IBM Virtualization Engine systems technologies make IBM ~ p5 systems unique to the UNIX world
IBM Virtualization Engine
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Sys1
Sys2
Sys3
Application AApplication BApplication C
more to manage
more costs
more headaches
Many organizations today run a single application onone or more serversBuying more processing power than needed and getting . . .
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Sys1
Sys2
Sys3
Physical
But this only addresses floor space
And does not enable you to respond to changing requirements of an on demand business
Application AApplication BApplication C
Some vendors offer physical partitioning…
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Logical
Sys1
Sys2
Sys3
Physical
Application AApplication BApplication C
In 2001: Logical Partitioningenabled consolidation of multiple application workloads
In 2002: Dynamic Logical Partitioning, enabled dynamic reassignment of workloads
Dynamic
IBM partitioning innovations are designed to go farther
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Micro
Application AApplication BApplication C
IBM gives you more power with Micro-Partitioning Designed so you can manage more work with a single system than ever before and do it . . .
automaticallyfor lessand, with fewer headaches
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Server Consolidation
Application A OLTPApplication B (Lower Priority)Application C (Lower Priority)
— simplify your environment— rapidly respond to changing needs— drive higher system utilization
Server 1Server 2Server 3Server 4Server 5Server 6Server 7Server 8Server 9Server 10Server 11Server 12
And, Micro-Partitioning enables even more flexibility Designed to support both server consolidation and a mixed workload
Mixed Workload
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Micro
Logical
Including redundant I/O
IBM extends virtualization to shared resources Designed to enable the sharing of storage and communication adapters
LAN adapter
Storage adapter
— fewer resources to purchase, configure and maintain— simple and quick adjustments as business demands change
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CoD
CoD
Application AApplication BApplication C
Designed to automatically and dynamically engage inactive processors based on pre-defined business objectives — and increase system throughput
~ p5 takes Capacity on Demand* to the next levelAnnouncing Reserve Capacity on Demand and On/Off Capacity on Demand
*on select models
Capacity Upgrade on Demand
Trial Capacity on Demand
Also available . . .
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‘Pay as you grow’ modular architecture* designed for what you don’t know about the future
*on p5-570
Keep existing components,and simply add additional modules as your business grows,
Plus, fewer management issuesbecause it is one system — not FOUR
and grows,and grows,
p5-570
p5-570
p5-570
and grows!
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Micro
AIX 5L V5.2
*Available for 1.65 GHz p5-570, p5-590, p5-595 models
i5/OS*
AIX 5L V5.3Linux
— on the same system— on the same processor— at the same time
Run AIX 5L, Linux and i5/OS on ~ p5 systemsDesigned so you can use the right OS for your business
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Workload management featuresare designed to free staff fromrepetitive activities
PLUS: New Advanced Accounting Features are designed to give management key data for improved resource utilization and planning
Put the management power of AIX 5L to workDesigned to automatically handle day-to-day activities and empower you to make better infrastructure decisions
* Future support planned
AIX 5LV5.3 Linux* AIX 5L
V5.2Linux* Hypervisor
Policy-basedresource reallocation
Goal-orientedresource rebalancing*
*All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
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Isolated logical partitions designed to
shield each application
Enhanced filtering provides comprehensive network security and intrusion detection
IBM security technologies you can rely on
Integrated directory server designed to streamline identity management
User authentication and access control designed to prevent unauthorized access
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~ p5: superior availability in a virtual worldProven IBM technology designed so you can sleep at night . . .
Innovative new hardware reliability features:— Selected concurrent firmware updates (4Q04 availability)
— Dynamic Power Management for processors
— Full ECC extended to inter-chip connections
AIX 5L LinuxAIX 5L i5/OS*LinuxAIX 5Lkernel
AIX 5Lkernel
Linuxkernel
Linuxkernel SLIC
HypervisorVirtual I/O
Virtual I/O Virtual I/O Virtual I/OVirtual LAN
~ p5 systems
Hypervisor derived from IBM ~ zSeries® technology
*Planned for 1H05 on selected p5-570 models
*All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
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And you can only get this power from IBM*IBM ~ p5 HP Sun
Dynamic logical partitioning YES PA-RISC only No
Advanced virtualization technologiesMicro-Partitioning YES No NoSCSI / Fibre Channel device sharing YES No NoCommunication adapter sharing YES No NoCross-partition resource management YES No No
CoD optionsTrial, On/Off YES Yes YesReserve YES No No
‘Pay as you grow’ modular architecture YES No No
Run multiple different operating systems YES Limited Noin logical partitioning
Single binary compatible architecture YES No No
* IBM Systems and Technology Group Marketing Intelligence, 2Q04
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IBM ~ p5: Get the power!
Jaw-dropping performanceUnique IBM virtualization technologiesCompetitive pricingIBM service and support
Make No Compromises. Accept No Limitations.ibm.com/eserver/pseries